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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Volcanic forcing"”.

  1. Quantifying future volcanic impacts on climate projections and their uncertainties using stochastic volcanic emissions

    Explosive volcanic eruptions can inject sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere, forming sulfate aerosols that alter Earth’s radiative balance leading to abrupt climatic changes. Despite the importance of volcanic stratospheric aerosols for climate, current climate projection studies rely on two …

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  2. The impact of volcanic halogens, climate change, and sulfate aerosol geo-engineering on the atmospheric effects of volcanic eruptions

    The evolution of volcanic sulfur, stratospheric composition and radiative forcing following explosive volcanic eruptions injecting sulfur directly into the stratosphere is well understood. However, how the co-emission of volcanic halogens, climate change, and concurrent sulfate aerosol …

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  3. The Asian Summer Precipitation Over The Past Five Centuries

    … variation of the AAR follows more closely the volcanic forcing variation, while is uncorrelated with solar forcing variability. Both the AARI-mega-ENSO and AARI-AMO relationships are nonstationary and experience significant centennial changes, especially around AD 1700; so is the AARI-volcanic

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  4. Climate system response to perturbations : role of ocean and sea ice

    … in the climate's response to changes in external forcing, such as volcanic eruptions, Snowball Earth initiation and rearrangements of the carbon cycle. The first part of this thesis isolates the impact of the deep ocean in the surface response to volcanic cooling. Relaxation of the surface …

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